To learn more about Crystalens®, contact our Dallas / Fort Worth-area practice in Texas.

Crystalens® – for Our Dallas / Fort Worth, Texas Patients

Advances in intraocular lens implant technology through Crystalens® allow our Dallas / Fort Worth area patients in Texas to experience clearer vision at all distances. The "Crystalens® Total Vision Implant" works by using a pair of hinges, one on each side of the central optic (the focusing part of the implant). These two hinges work naturally with your eyes’ muscles allowing the implant to move forward and backward, or accommodate focusing on objects near, far, and all distances in between, seamlessly. This design mimics the eye’s natural lens process of accommodation. This accommodation process is practiced by the patient in the ensuing months postoperatively to enhance and fine tune their near vision capabilities, allowing the kind of vision patients enjoyed when they were younger.

"Premium Intraocular Lens Implants" allow Dr. Tylock to bring the world back into focus for his patients.

To find more about ReZoom®, Crystalens® HD and ReSTOR® lens, or to schedule an appointment at our office serving the Dallas / Fort Worth, Texas area to see if "Premium Intraocular Lens Implants" may be right for you, contact Tylock Eye Care & Laser Center or call us at 214.717.4027.

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At Tylock Eye Care and Laser Center, we offer the latest technology available in intraocular lens implants, including Crystalens®. Attracting patients throughout the Dallas / Fort Worth area in Texas, we have the skill and tools to achieve the results you deserve.

Dr. Tylock and his team are dedicated to the pursuit of surgical perfection and complete patient satisfaction ─ an approach that has helped them earn a reputation as some of the best Ft. Worth cataract surgery specialists. At Dr. Tylock’s offices, patients can also undergo laser eye surgery, including LASIK, IntraLASIK and PRK. These state-of-the-art procedures help correct myopia, hyperopia and/or astigmatism while reducing patients’ dependence on glasses and contact lenses.